For a silly computer class project. Here is my code.
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<head><h1><b>BOXERS ROCK!! </b></h1><hr>
<title> Everyone should love one...</title>
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<body bg color="hotpink">
<align left><img src="C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\cuteyoungboxer.jpg" width="260" height="220" /> <br />
<p1>
Boxer's are one of America's favorite breeds. So it was no surprise when a boxer won <br />
on the first season of <i> America's Greatest Dog </i> on CBS. Known for their presistently<br />
puppy-like nature and their characteristicly "smushed" boxer snout, this breed is sure to <br />
win the heart of anybody who knows one.<br />
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From personal experience, I can certainly say that boxers can be VERY well trained, housebroken, <br />
happy and well adjusted animals. I have also seen instances where this is not the case. <br />
Irresponsible pet owners can raise "bad" boxers. I say "bad" with quotation marksbecause I am a <br />
firm believer that there are no bad boxersonly bad dog owners. Boxers do require a good amount <br />
of attention and excercise. They are very athletic dogs who needa place to run free (a back <br />
yard will do). I have witnessed on many occassions, my boxer, Moose, in the back yard running <br />
what seemed like laps in the back yard. He was getting out his pent up energy. He does spend <br />
about 3-4 hours per dayin a kennel. And boxers actually do very well in kennels, but not for<br />
prolonged periods of time.
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Despite their energetic nature, boxers also make very good house pets, when properly cared for. <br />
When allowed sufficient excercise at appropriate times, boxers will be very calm indoors.Left <br />
alone in a home, a well-trained boxer may simply sleep all day, however it may end up being a <br />
nap taken on your couch!
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<p4>
The boxer breed is named for its playfullness. "Boxer" refers to the fact that when play-fighting<br />
they will paw at you with their front paws, much like they are boxing. It is an endearing trait,<br />
however with small children around you will first want to acclaimate your boxer to understand how<br />
to behave with children. You can do this by frequently introducing the dog to children and always <br />
encouraging a calm soothing energy so the dog will not be excited by small children. It will amaze you <br />
how quickly the dogs will pick up on this signal and even become protective of children. This is yet<br />
another reason why boxers are excellent family pets.<br />
Plus, they are so DARN cute!!!
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<align left><img src="C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\cuteboxerpuppy.jpg" width="200" height="220" />
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<html>
<head><h1><b>BOXERS ROCK!! </b></h1><hr>
<title> Everyone should love one...</title>
</head>
<body>
<body bg color="hotpink">
<align left><img src="C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\cuteyoungboxer.jpg" width="260" height="220" /> <br />
<p1>
Boxer's are one of America's favorite breeds. So it was no surprise when a boxer won <br />
on the first season of <i> America's Greatest Dog </i> on CBS. Known for their presistently<br />
puppy-like nature and their characteristicly "smushed" boxer snout, this breed is sure to <br />
win the heart of anybody who knows one.<br />
</p1>
<br />
<p2>
From personal experience, I can certainly say that boxers can be VERY well trained, housebroken, <br />
happy and well adjusted animals. I have also seen instances where this is not the case. <br />
Irresponsible pet owners can raise "bad" boxers. I say "bad" with quotation marksbecause I am a <br />
firm believer that there are no bad boxersonly bad dog owners. Boxers do require a good amount <br />
of attention and excercise. They are very athletic dogs who needa place to run free (a back <br />
yard will do). I have witnessed on many occassions, my boxer, Moose, in the back yard running <br />
what seemed like laps in the back yard. He was getting out his pent up energy. He does spend <br />
about 3-4 hours per dayin a kennel. And boxers actually do very well in kennels, but not for<br />
prolonged periods of time.
<br />
</p2>
<br />
<p3>
Despite their energetic nature, boxers also make very good house pets, when properly cared for. <br />
When allowed sufficient excercise at appropriate times, boxers will be very calm indoors.Left <br />
alone in a home, a well-trained boxer may simply sleep all day, however it may end up being a <br />
nap taken on your couch!
<br />
</p3>
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<p4>
The boxer breed is named for its playfullness. "Boxer" refers to the fact that when play-fighting<br />
they will paw at you with their front paws, much like they are boxing. It is an endearing trait,<br />
however with small children around you will first want to acclaimate your boxer to understand how<br />
to behave with children. You can do this by frequently introducing the dog to children and always <br />
encouraging a calm soothing energy so the dog will not be excited by small children. It will amaze you <br />
how quickly the dogs will pick up on this signal and even become protective of children. This is yet<br />
another reason why boxers are excellent family pets.<br />
Plus, they are so DARN cute!!!
</p4>
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<align left><img src="C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\cuteboxerpuppy.jpg" width="200" height="220" />
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